MO - 2015-07-15

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MO - 2015-07-15

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2015
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VOLUME 16
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NUMBER 28
For safety reasons Murphy
Helwig Library will need to
be closed while the contractor
sets the trusses on the addition.
The library will be closed on
Thursday and Friday, July 16
and 17. The library will be open
normal hours on Saturday, July
18, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm.
Clayton County
Conservation will be hosting
a canoe float down the Turkey
River from Elkader to Motor
Mill for the annual canoe
float on Saturday, August 1st
from 5:00-8:30. Join summer
naturalists Tierney Schneider
and Cynthia Torkelson for a
three and a half hour float along
the Turkey River to observe
its natural beauty from Turkey
River County Park to Motor
Mill as we canoe into the
sunset.
Canoes and life jackets
are provided for the trip or
you can bring your own gear.
Participants should bring
clothing and shoes that can get
wet or muddy, a hat, sunscreen,
shades, binoculars, and a water
bottle. We have limited seats so
make your reservation today by
calling Osborne Nature Center
at (563) 245-1516 or visit us on
Highway 13, five miles south of
Elkader.
The center is open from
8:00am to 4:00pm, MondaySaturday and noon-4:00pm
Sundays. For more information
on events visit www.
claytoncountyconservation.org.
Driftless Area
Wetlands Centre
July 2015 events
Youth Pottery Workshop
Friday, July 24 2– 4 pm
Each child will learn to make
a pot which will be fired and
returned to the child after the
workshop. RSVP before July
18 and there will be a $10.00
material fee to participate.
Minimum of 5 participants and
maximum of 10 participants per
class. More DAWC events on
page 4.
Refuge office to
close July 21- 22
The Upper Mississippi
River National Wildlife and
Fish Refuge McGregor District
office will be temporarily
closed on Tuesday, July 21 and
Wednesday, July 22 to allow
staff to participate in annual
training. The facility will close
to the public at 4:00 p.m. on
Monday, July 20 and will reopen at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday,
July 23. For more information,
contact the McGregor District
Office at (608) 326-0515
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Clayton County Emergency Management receives donation
Murphy Helwig
Library Closed
July 16 - 17
Floating at Sunset
Sat., August 1st
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Clayton County Emergency
Management has received a
donation of equipment totaling
$20,000. The equipment includes
two 9,000 watt mobile generators,
an industrial compressor, a power
pressure washer, a trash pump and
two wheel kits.
Midwest Equipment, Glencoe,
MN, a distributor for Eagle
Equipment of Travelers Rest,
SC, donated the equipment.
Representative Justin Parker said
the company had surplus equipment
and decided to donate some of it to
help out one of the smaller counties
in the area.
“My boss heard that a lot of
smaller counties are under budget
restraints and have to purchase
equipment piecemeal when
the money is available,” Parker
said. He heard about this area in
northeast Iowa and thought it would
be a perfect place to give some
of the surplus that we had instead
of paying to ship it across the
country. It’s a win-win situation for
everyone.”
Clayton County Emergency
Management Director Joel Biggs
said that the equipment will be
centralized and stored. For use
during a disaster “It will be
available for other agencies, mainly
fire departments, to use during a
disaster and will come in handy
during events like we had a couple
of weeks ago.”
Luana Council approves and adopts revenue purpose statement
At its regular monthly meeting,
the Luana City Council approved
and adopted a revenue purpose
statement for the use or expenditure
of fee and revenues from electric,
gas and natural gas franchise fees.
The full text of the resolution is
available for review at the Luana
City Hall.
Council members then set a
public hearing for August 6, 2015
at 7 pm, on a proposed adoption of
ordinances granting to Interstate
Power and Light Company (Alliant
Energy) a 25 year non-exclusive
electric franchise and to Black
Hills Energy Corporation a 25 year
non-exclusive natural gas franchise.
Also included will be provisions
for the collection of a one percent
franchise fee to replace the Local
Option Sales Tax on Alliant Energy
electric bills and Black Hills Energy
natural gas bills of customers
located in the City of Luana.
The first reading of Ord.201503
establishing a one percent (1%)
franchise fee on every natural gas
or electric company and every other
person, firm or corporation, their
successors and assigns, owning,
operating, controlling, leasing or
managing a natural gas or electric
plant or system and/or generating,
manufacturing, selling, distributing
or transporting natural gas or electric
within the corporate limits of the
City was approved by the Council.
It was motioned to table a
second reading of Ord. 201502
granting to Interstate Power and
Light Company, its successors and
assigns, the right and non-exclusive
franchise to acquire, construct,
reconstruct, erect, maintain and
operate in the City of Luana and
imposing a franchise fee of one
percent upon the gross revenue
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Submit a Nomination for Farm
Service Agency Committee
The Clayton County Farm
Service Agency is seeking
nominees for the FSA Committee
election that will be held later this
year. Area farmers are eligible to
be nominated if they reside in one
of the townships that are located
in Local Administrative Area 1. Those townships include:
Grand Meadow,
Monona, Giard, Marion, Wagner,
Farmersburg and Mendon
To be eligible to serve on the
FSA committee, a person must
participate or cooperate in a
program administered by FSA, be
eligible to vote and currently resides
in the administrative area that is
up for election. Eligible candidates
may nominate themselves or
others. Beginning farmers, women
and minorities are encouraged to
consider being a nominee. Committee members make
decisions on USDA programs that
involve conservation, emergency,
commodity price support and other
agriculturally related programs.
Current members of the FSA
Committee include:
Kevin Baumgartner, Strawberry Point
Joshua Schoulte, McGregor
Vernon Cherne, Guttenberg
Bonnie Tuecke, Garnavillo
generated from sales of electricity
by the Company within the
corporate limits of the City. The
motion carried.
A citizen approached the
Council and requested curb and
gutter along north side of Highway
18&52 on east side of Luana. It
was the consensus of the Council
to bring in rock to help with water
runoff issue until a decision about
curb and gutter could be made.
The nomination form, FSA669A, is available at the FSA Office
located in the Elkader USDA
Service Center or by going to www.
fsa.usda.gov/elections. Nomination
forms must be received by close of
business August 3, 2015.
The Council also discussed the
need of seal coating north end of
Church Street.
County clocktower gets a facelift
By Molly Moser
The wooden clock tower that
chimes above the Clayton County
Courthouse is undergoing a
complex restoration organizers
hope will be complete by 2017. In
April, Clayton County Historic
Preservation Commission (CCHPC)
applied for a second Historic
Resource Development Project
(HRDP) grant which, if received,
will provide funding for beginning
phase two of the clock tower repair
scheduled for this summer.
The original Clayton County
Courthouse was located in
Guttenberg (then known as Prairie
LaPorte) at 510 N. 1st Street.
Between 1840 and 1865, the county
seat was relocated six times before
finally being situated in Elkader
as we know it today. In 1877 an
addition made the building larger,
and a wooden clock tower was
added to the courthouse in Elkader
in 1896, paid for with contributions
from the county government,
senator Fred Bayless, and pledges
from the citizens of the county
– who also paid by donation for
half of the 1877 addition to the
courthouse itself. The impressive
tower added 45 feet to the height of
the courthouse.
Fast forward to 2012, 116 years
after it was built, and find the clock
tower with severe deterioration,
failing paint, possible leaks in
the roof, and other deferred
maintenance. While gathering
information on the general
condition of the clock tower in 2013,
a sudden unexpected failure of the
clock winding mechanism showered
shards of metal into its gears
and injured county maintenance
superintendent Myron Phelps.
Following that event, the
CCHPC applied for and received an
HRDP grant for $32,700 ($16,433
matched by the county government)
to repair the clock mechanism
(at 116 years old, still with all its
original parts save for the new
winding mechanism), as well as the
tower base and windows repaired
with salvaged glass from the
original courthouse windows that
were replaced in 1992.
“The county government has
been supportive in matching funds
for grants, and that support is
anticipated to continue through
completion of the project,” said
Gary Goyette, a restoration and
preservation consultant from
Guttenberg who has worked
extensively on the project. (Goyette
was incorrectly attributed with
a master’s degree in a recent
issue of The Guttenberg Press.
To clarify, he says, “I do not
have a masters degree; but I have
over 30 years experience in the
field of architectural restoration,
rehabilitation, and conservation of
historic structures.”)
The next phase in the project,
which will continue if funding
is received, includes restoration
of the four clock faces to their
original appearance. The original
dials were made using a binding
coat and ground black glass for
the weathering surface, and were
completed with hands, bronze
numerals, and minute marks coated
in gold leaf. Those were later
replaced by wooden faces and hands.
There is still much to be done to
restore the county clock tower to its
original condition. When all is said
and done, the project will have cost
about $400,000. That may sound
like a big number to some, but pales
in comparison to smaller counties
like Davis: With a population half
the size of Clayton County’s, Davis
County spent $899,000 to repair
their county clock tower.
According to Goyette,
approximately 43 courthouses in
Iowa have clock towers. Clayton
County boasts the only wooden
tower among those.
The east clock face, above, after installation of new replicated clock
hands by Rory Demesy of Mechanical Watch Supply in Minneapolis,
Minn. The hands are gold leafed redwood, salvaged from a 125-year-old
structure. (Photo submitted)
2015 Girls State at
Iowa State in Ames
Above is a 1910 post card image of the Bridge Street facade of the
Clayton County Courthouse after construction of clock tower. Note the
dark clock faces, clock room roof and dormer sidewalls, and bell room
cornice trim on the original structure. (Photo submitted)
Fundraising to assist in the
restoration is anticipated to begin
later this year. In July, a series
of informational powerpoint
presentations and discussions about
clocktower renovations will be held
around the county.
The Iowa State University
campus was the location again
this year for the 2015 American
Legion Auxiliary Girls State.
These MFL MarMac juniors joined
over 300 other delegates from
all over Iowa at ISU on June
14-19 for a week where they
experienced government coming
alive through a hands-on process.
The girls attending this event
were Bailey Boland, daughter of
Marcie Boland and the late Bob
Boland of McGregor, and Emily
Kinley, daughter of Jeff and
Tammy Kinley of McGregor. Emily
was sponsored by the Marquette
American Legion Post #305, and
Bailey was sponsored by the
McGregor Pocket City American
Legion Auxiliary #267.
Wednesday, July 15, 2015 | The Outlook
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Field day shows off vegetable farm with 14 cover crops
Farmers curious how/why to
grow cover crops will want to
attend a free field day July 21 near
Gays Mills, Wis., organized by the
Midwest Organic & Sustainable
Education Service (MOSES). The
event shows how Sweet Springs
Farm, 43199 Patton Road, grows 14
different cover crops in its vegetable
fields.
Farm hosts, Harriet Behar and
her husband, Aaron Brin, have a
216-acre certified organic farm
where they grow a variety of
vegetables and medicinal herbs for
the wholesale and retail markets.
They currently grow “living”
mulches—chickling vetch between
tomato and squash rows, and Dutch
white clover under cabbage—and a
wide selection of other cover crops,
including barley, rye, spring wheat,
oats, field peas, yellow blossom
sweet clover, red clover, crimson
clover, buckwheat, sorghum sudan
grass, tillage radish, and Japanese
millet.
They’ll explain how they select
cover crops, and the various
uses and benefits of these crops
throughout the season, such as
nitrogen-fixing, prevention of
soil erosion, habitat for beneficial
insects, and weed suppression.
They also will talk about their solar
energy project—they produce all
the electricity for their home and
farm—and how other farmers can
find grants to fund similar projects.
The field day will begin with
presentations about the cover crops,
and include a one-mile walking tour
of the growing fields. MOSES and
Organic Valley will provide lunch.
Obituary
Dale Kurth
1918-2015
Midwest Organic
Pre-register for this field day by
July 16 online at mosesorganic.org
(click on the “Join us in the field”
image), or call 715-778-5775.
MOSES is a nonprofit
organization that provides training,
resources and practical advice to
help farmers succeed in sustainable
and organic farming. Field days are
just one of the services MOSES
offers farmers. Learn more at
mosesorganic.org.
Dale Wilson Kurth, 96, Monona,
Iowa, died Friday, July 10, 2015,
at the Great River Care Center,
McGregor, Iowa. Dale was born
on October 7, 1918, on a farm in
Wagner Township, Clayton County,
Iowa, to Fred and Cora (Henkes)
Kurth. He attended the Eno Country
School, rural Luana, Iowa. Dale was
baptized and confirmed on January
29, 1939, by the Rev. Siefekes at St.
Paul Lutheran Church in Monona,
Iowa.
Dale was united in marriage to
Isabel Sass on October 29, 1941, at
the St. Paul Lutheran Parsonage in
Monona, Iowa, by the Rev. Siefekes.
To this union two children were
born, Larry and Gloria. Dale and
Isabel farmed their entire married
life in Wagner Township, Clayton
County, Iowa, until moving into
Monona in 2006.
Dale enjoyed farming, fixing
machinery, Oliver Tractors,
fishing and dancing to country
music. He also enjoyed visits
from his grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. He was a member
of St. John Lutheran Church in
Farmersburg, Iowa, where he served
on the church council.
Survivors include his wife, Isabel
Kurth, Monona; his daughter, Gloria
(Leigh) Keehner, Farmersburg;
daughter-in-law, Julie Kurth,
Farmersburg; seven grandchildren;
thirteen great-grandchildren; one
great-great-grandchild and nieces
and nephews.
Dale was preceded in death
by his parents, Fred and Cora
Kurth; his son, Larry Kurth;
great-grandson, Blayne Kurth;
brother and sister-in-law, Virgil and
Gertrude Kurth; half-brother and
sister-in-law, Eldon and Ella Kurth;
half-sister and brother-in-law, Irene
and Lawrence Dorcas and nieces
and nephews.
Funeral Services were held on
Monday, July 13, 2015, at 11:00
am at St. John Lutheran Church,
Farmersburg, Iowa. The Rev. Harold
McMillin was the officiant.
Visitation was held one hour
before services at the church on
Monday. Burial followed in St. Paul
Lutheran Cemetery, Monona, Iowa.
Condolences may be left with:
www.graufuneralhomes.com.
Leonard – Grau Funeral Home
and Cremation Service of Monona,
Iowa, is in charge of arrangements.
Jon & Amanda Bredeweg announce birth
of their son, Hunter Jon born June 15
116 West Center Street
Monona, Iowa
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On July 11, 2015 the first annual Poker Run to benefit The Clayton County Food Shelf took place. It began in
Waukon, went through Iowa and Wisconsin before ending at The Lady Luck Casino where the 32 participants
($15.00 registration fee each) were fed a picnic style meal by Lady Luck employees. This was announced by
Wennes Communications (KVIK, KFXE, and KNEI radio). There were over 100 prizes and gift certificates to be
given away. 100% proceeds went to the food shelf with zero investment. Pictured are: Daniel Burke, Utoni
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Siblings are Michael, Whitney,
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Clerk of Court:
Sara Meisner, McGregor, speeding,
$20 fine, $7 surcharge, $60 costs
Derek Leuchtenmacher, Elkader,
fail to have control, $100 fine, $40
surcharge, $60 costs
Larry Roach, Festus, MO,
speeding, $80 fine, $28 surcharge,
$60 costs
Cindy Cook, Elkader, speeding,
Lee Prindle, Manchester, open
container, $200 fine, $75 surcharge,
$60 costs
Donald Davis, Garber, operate
without registration, $50 fine,
$22.50 surcharge, $60 costs; open
container, $200 fine, $75 surcharge,
$60 costs
Darrell Johnson, Castalia,
operate on-registered vehicle, $50
fine, $22.50 surcharge, $60 costs
Lisa Johanson, Minneapolis,
MN, speeding, $40 fine, $14
surcharge, 460 costs
Bradley Schmickley, Algonquin,
IL, speeding, $40 fine, $14
James Smith, Dyersville,
$60 costs
Joshua Halliburton, Bells, TX,
$60 costs
David Roster, Vinton, speeding,
Donald Severson, Madison, WI,
$60 costs
Taylor van Winkle, Onalaska,
WI, speeding, $20 fine, $7
Philip Murawski, Prairie du
Chien, speeding, $20 fine, $7
Leonel Coter, Austin, MN,
no valid license, $200 fine, 475
Crystal Krapfl, Colesburg,
$60 costs
Destiny Winters, McGregor,
$60 costs
Chance Jones, McGregor, 2
counts of possession of alcohol,
$400 fine, $150 surcharge, $120
costs
Reece Klink, Elkport, boat
equipment violation, $10 fine, $3.50
Michael Caise, Prairie du Chien,
operate non-registered vehicle, $75
Cody McCarthy, Monona,
$60 costs
Jody Groth, Garber, fail to have
control, $100 fine, $40 surcharge,
$60 costs
Allen Richerson, Fairfax,
$60 costs
Holly Thovson, Marshalltown,
$60 costs
Abbie Davis, Garnavillo,
$60 costs
Christopher Kammerer,
Waterloo, stop sign violation, $100
fine, $35 surcharge, $60 costs
Catherine Kavars, Clermont,
$60 costs
Angela Jones, Dubuque,
$60 costs
Lindsey Richard, Monona,
speeding, $40 fine, 414 surcharge,
$60 costs
Timothy Schoulte, Farmersburg,
seat belt violation, $50 fine, $17.50
Vickie King-Ganrude, Holmen,
WI, speeding, $20 fine, $12
District Court:
Collin Hanrahan, 22, Harpers
Ferry, driving while barred, $625
fine, $218,75 surcharge, $600 costs
and 1 year in jail
Lance Grimm, 32, Luana, 2
counts of harassment, $625 fine,
suspended, costs and 10 days in jail
on each count, concurrent
John Barnhardt, 54, Garnavillo,
controlled substance violation,
judgment deferred, $750 civil
penalty, suspended, costs and 5
years probation
Terry Thomas, 45, McGregor,
interfere with official acts, $250
Scott Pierce, 54, Guttenberg,
assault causing bodily injury, $315
fine, $110.25 surcharge, $100 costs,
4 days in jail and 1 year probation
Jacob Nehl, 19, Guttenberg,
disorderly conduct, $65 fine, $22.75
Scott Timmermann, 48,
Strawberry Point, assault causing
bodily injury, $315 fine, $110.25
surcharge, costs, 1 year in jail,
suspended, 1 year probation and
1 year in a residential facility; 4th
degree criminal mischief, $315 fine,
$110.25 surcharge, costs, 1 year in
jail, suspended, 1 year probation
and 1 year in a residential facility
Marriage License:
Jeffrey Clark Roe, 54, Waterloo
and Catherine Anne Simmons, 49,
Guttenberg
Next Week’s Outlook
Wednesday, July 15: Meal Site: Great River Care
Center; Monona Farmer’s Market, Gateway Park Shelter, 3-6pm; McGregor City Council Meeting, 6:30pm
Thursday, July 16: Monona Recycling Day; Meal Site:
Monona, Great River Care Center;
Friday, July 17: Farmersburg Garbage and Recycling
Day; Meal Site: Great River Care Center
Saturday, July 18: AA, Monona Fire Station, 8pm
Sunday, July 19: Gamblers Anonymous, Living Faith
UMC, 6:30pm
Monday, July 20: Recycling Day: McGregor, Marquette; Meal Site: Great River Care Center; Alanon;
Monona City Council Meeting, City Hall, 6pm
Tuesday, July 21: Meal Site: Monona, Great River
Care Center
Wednesday, July 22: Meal Site: Great River Care
Center
Call 539-4554 to advertise here!
The new Easy Reader additions
for July are Mustache Baby, by
Bridget Heos, in memory of Nedra
Sinram, Those Rebels John & Tom,
by Barbara Kerley, I Don’t Want
to Be A Frog, by Dev Petty, in
memory of Nedra Sinram, Veterans:
Heroes in Our Neighborhood, by
Valerie Pfundstein, in memory of
Doris Palas, Mr. Putter and Tabby
Dance the Dance, by Cynthia
Rylant, Here Comes the Tooth Fairy
Cat, by Deborah Underwood, These
Are The Avengers, by Thomas
Macri, in memory of Marjorie, Leo
and Daniel Bollman, This Is Iron
Man, by Thomas Macri, in memory
of Marjorie, Leo and Daniel
Bollman, This Is Spider-Man,
by Thomas Macri, in memory of
Marjorie, Leo and Daniel Bollman,
This Is Wolverine, by Thomas
Macri, in memory of Marjorie, Leo
and Daniel Bollman, The Story
of Iron Man, by Thomas Macri,
in memory of LuNida Miller, The
Story of Spider-Man, by Thomas
Macri, in memory of Vern (Doc)
Hanson, The Story of the Avengers,
by Thomas Macri, in memory of
Vern (Doc) Hanson, The Story of
Wolverine, by Thomas Macri, in
memory of Vern (Doc) Hanson, The
Kree-Skrull War, by Thomas Macri,
METHODIST
St. Paul Lutheran Church
401 S. Egbert St. Monona, IA
Pastor Erika Kielstrup
St. Paul-Garnavillo
ELCA Youth Gathering in
Detroit, Michigan
St. John Lutheran Church
Pastor Harold R. McMillin, Jr.
272 Grand Ridge Rim Way
Garnavillo, IA 52049
Wednesday, July 15
9:00 a.m. – Coffee Fellowship at
Monona
6:30pm Parish Council at
Monona
Friday, July 17
1:30pm McGregor UMW meet
at Turner Point
Sunday, July 19
8:00am Worship at McGregor
9:15am Worship at Giard
10:30am Worship at Monona
with Children’s Church
Sunday, July 19
10:00am SJ
Lay Sunday
Monday, July 20
Newsletter Deadline
Tuesday July 14-19
Wednesday, July 15
10 am WELCA Committee Mtg
11:00am WELCA Salad
Luncheon & General Meeting
Sunday, July 19
9:00am Worship Service
Sunday, July 19
9am Worship with Holy
Communion
Tuesday July 14-19
ELCA Youth Gathering in
Detroit, Michigan
Friday, July 17
2:30pm Bingo @ Good Sam
Sunday, July 19
8:30am Worship
Tuesday, July 21
10:00am Clergy Text Study
Faith Lutheran Church NALC
100 N. Main St. Monona, IA
The Reverend Mel Harris
Wednesday, July 15
6:30am Bible Study @ Dean
Schultz’s home
6:00pm Council @ Faith
Thursday, July 16
6:30pm Pastor’s Bible Study
Sunday, July 19
8:30am Worship/Eucharist
St. Paul’s Church LCMS
(Missouri Synod)
630 Main St.
McGregor, IA
Sunday, July 19
10:30am Worship
Flack Portable
Welding & Repair LLC
Casey Flack
563.605.0158
[email protected]
Shop located at: 16224 Diplomat Rd, Postville
Lake Superior Day
Nat’l Ice Cream Day
11:00 Mass on EWTN
Monday July 20
International Cake Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Bible Study
1:30 Nails
2:30 Happy Hour
3:30 Memory Care/1:1’s
7:30 Left, Center, Right
Tuesday, July 21
Chick-fil-A’s
Nat’l Junk Food Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
11:15-Leave for a picnic with
Guttenberg Care Center
6:00 Music w/Dave
Wednesday, July 22
Hammock Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Cooking-Summer Pie
1:15 Resident’s Council
3:30 Memory Care-Hammocks
Murphy Helwig Library July
9:30am Fellowship
Tuesday, July 21
6:30am Bible Study on Proverbs
Deadline for Newsletter Articles
Wednesday, July 22
6:30am Bible Study @ Dean
Schultz’s home
5:00pm Women’s ProgramQuilts of Valor
St. John Lutheran Church
PO Box 87, Farmersburg, IA
Wednesday, July 15
Gummi Worm Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:00 Faith Ev. Free Church
10:30-Dirt Pudding Cups w/worms
Outdoors after Lunch
Thursday, July 16
World Snake Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
10:30 Pet Therapy
1:45 Thursday Matinee
3:30 Memory Care/1:1’s
Friday, July 17
Yellow Pig Day
9:00 Rise & Shine
9:30 Reading Group
10:30 Men’s Group w/Rick
1:30 Bingo
2:30 Social Hour
7:30 Lucky Pig
Saturday, July 18
Nat’l Hot Dog Day
7:00 Lawrence Welk on IPTV
Sunday, July 19
Obituary
in memory of Vern (Doc) Hanson,
and Thor The Dark World: Heroes
of Asgard, by Tomas Palacios, in
memory of Vern (Doc) Hanson.
New to the Juvenile Fiction
collection this month are The Total
Tragedy of a Girl Named Hamlet,
by Erin Dionne, The Evolution of
Calpernia Tate, by Jacqueline Kelly,
and A Handful of Stars, by Cynthia
Lord.
New Young Adult Fiction books
available this month are Saint
Anything, by Sarah Dessen, Reason
to Breathe, by Rebecca Donovan,
Shadow Scale, by Rachel Hartman,
and I’ll Give You the Sun, by Jandy
Nelson.
New Non-Fiction books available
this month are Nurse, Soldier, Spy,
by Marissa Moss, Branches of the
Military, by Sean Callery, and The
Avengers Story Book Collection.
New DVDs available for checkout this month are How to Train
Your Dragon 2, When the Game
Stands Tall, Because of WinnDixie, 10,000 BC, Possession,
Gulliver’s Travels, and Anna
Karenina.
The new Audio Books available
this month are First Frost, by Sarah
Addison Allen, and The Dog Who
Saved Me, by Susan Wilson.
Clayton County Church Directory
LUTHERAN
Great River Care Center Schedule
Living Faith United Methodist
Parish
702 S. Main St., Monona, IA
Giard
25964 Giard RR, McGregor, IA
McGregor
330 Ann St., McGregor, IA
Rev. Dennis Hopes, Pastor
Forest Mills United Methodist
Church
595 Forest Mills Rd.
Postville, IA 52162
Rev. Kim Gates, Pastor
Sunday, July 19
9:00am Worship and Children’s
Sunday School
10:00am Adult Sunday School
CATHOLIC
1st Congregational United
Church of Christ
First Congregational
Church, McGregor
1st Congregational United
Church of Christ, 501 C. St.,
McGregor
Pastor: Wm. Gentry
officiating
Worship: 8:30 am; 10:30 am
featuring music by Praise Band
Sunday School: 9:30 am
Sunday School: ‘Stepping
Stones’, Wed. 6-7pm, youth 13-18
yrs.:
‘Celebrate Recovery Program’,
Tue., 7pm.
Helen Haberichter
1932 - 2015
Helen J. Haberichter, 82, of
Waukon, IA, died Thursday, July 9,
2015, at Good Samaritan Center in
Waukon. Funeral services were held
Monday, July 13th, at 11:00 AM
at St. Patrick Catholic Church in
Waukon with Fr. Jim Dubert, Rev.
Msgr. Ed Lechtenberg, and Deacon
Mike Ward officiating. Burial was
at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Waukon.
Friends called from 3:00 PM - 7:00
PM Sunday at Martin Funeral
Home in Waukon, where there was
a 2:45 PM scripture service.
Helen Jane Haberichter was born
November 2, 1932, on her parents’
farm in Linton Township, rural
Harpers Ferry, IA. She was the
daughter of Timothy B. and Mary
(Donahue) Egan. She was baptized
and confirmed at St. Pius at Cherry
Mound Catholic Church in rural
Harpers Ferry. Helen attended
grade school at Linton-Egan
School, where her sister Catherine
Ferring was her teacher, and in
1951 graduated from Waukon
High School. After graduating,
she started working as a telephone
operator for Northwestern Bell; in
1958, she left the phone company
to raise her family. On June 1,
1957, Helen married Vernis Charles
Haberichter at St. Pius at Cherry
Mound Catholic Church. Helen also
did a lot of babysitting out of her
home for many years.
Helen was a very devoted
Irish Catholic and was member
of St. Patrick Catholic Church
in Waukon, where she active as
a greeter, gift bearer, and a unit
leader; she also led the sanctuary
society. She was also a member of
the National Active and Retired
Federal Employees Association.
Helen loved cooking and baking.
She was known for the peanut
clusters she made for Christmas
and her pies and was a very creative
baker of desserts for the holidays.
Having a green thumb, Helen
enjoyed growing roses and always
had beautiful flower beds. She also
loved going dancing with Vernis
(the couple met on Christmas night
at a dance in Prairie du Chien, WI).
Mostly, Helen loved spending time
with family. She looked forward
to summer every year when the
grandkids would come stay for a
week. Helen also liked to travel with
family and took family vacations
to Orlando, FL, and Hilton Head
Island, SC, bus trips to Branson
with Vernis, and had a special trip
to Ireland with her sister Mary
Benda and sister-in-law Myrtle
Egan.
Helen is survived by Vernis, her
husband of 58 years, of Waukon;
two children: Richard Haberichter
of West Des Moines, IA, and Sheri
(Dean) Rowe of Fredericksburg, IA;
daughter-in-law Nancy Haberichter
of Waukon; six grandchildren:
Reggie (Beth) Rowe, Elizabeth
Rowe, Kelly (Steve) Lines,
Stephanie (Kevin) Eslick, Jarod
(Molly) Haberichter, and Jonathan
(friend Emily Spartz) Haberichter;
three great-grandchildren: Kayden
Haberichter, Carter Eslick, and
Grace Rowe; one sister Rose Ella
Valley of Waukon; one sister-in-law
Myrtle Egan of Harpers Ferry; and
many nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death
by her parents; her son Thomas
Haberichter in 2014; one infant
grandson Shawn Haberichter; two
brothers: John and Timothy Egan;
two sisters: Catherine Ferring and
Mary Benda; and three brothersin-law: Harold Valley, Lawrence
Benda, and Paul Ferring.
Honorary casketbearers are
Elizabeth Rowe, Kelly Lines,
Stephanie Eslick, and the
Northwestern Bell telephone
operators. Casketbearers are
Reggie Rowe, Jarod and Jonathan
Haberichter, Donnie Ferring, Tim
Valley, and Lawrence Benda.
Online condolences may be left at
www.martinfunerals.com.
Library Hours
VETERANS
MEMORIAL
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“Offering quality, personalized health care, right here at home.”
Farmersburg Public Library
563-536-2229
Mon., Tues., & Thurs. 4-7 pm; Wed. 2-7 pm
Fri. 9 am-noon; Sat. 11-2; Sunday closed
McGregor Public Library
563-673-3318
Admissions: 7-05, Michael Ryan, Waukon, 7-06, Raymond Hoffmann, Waukon, 7-08,
Bernice Schafer, Waukon, 7-09, Patrick Ahearn, Waukon, Kevin Cronk, Postville, Wesley
Winters, Waukon, 7-10, Irey Mettille, Lansing, Virgil Opfer, Waukon, 7-11, Karen Swenson
Mon., Wed. 2:30-8:30 pm; Tues., Thurs. 10:30 am-5:30 pm
Fri. 2:30-5:30 pm; Sat. 9:30 am-3:30 pm
Discharges: 7-06, Michael Ryan, Waukon, 7-08, Samantha Collins & Baby Boy, Harpers
Ferry, 7-09, Bernice Schafer, Waukon, April Ottaway & Baby Boy, Waukon, 7-10, Monica
Enyart & Baby Boy, Postville, Raymond Hoffmann, Waukon, Wesley Winters, Waukon,
7-11, Irey Mettille, Lansing, 7-12, Sado Mohamed-Awil & Baby Girl, Postville
Mon., Wed. 1-8 pm; Tues., Thurs. 10 am-5 pm
Fri. 1-5 pm; Sat. 10 am-2 pm
Births: 7-06, Baby Boy To Ryan & Samantha Collins, Harpers Ferry, 7-07, Baby Boy To April
Ottaway, Waukon, 7-08, Baby Boy To Brian & Monica Enyart, Postville, 7-09, Baby Girl To
Sado Mohamed-Awil & Ahmed Salleban-Ahmed, Postville
Murphy Memorial Library, Monona
563-539-2356
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Obituary
Patricia St. Germain
1949 - 2015
Patricia A. “Pat” St. Germain,
age 66, of Cedar Rapids, died
Thursday, June 18, 2015 at Mercy
Medical Center.
A memorial service was held
Tuesday, June 23, 2015 at the
Cedar Memorial Park Chapel
of Memories. Visitation took
place Monday evening at the
Cedar Memorial Park Chapel of
Memories.
Pat was born March 7, 1949
in Marshalltown, Iowa to James
LeRoy and Minnie (Adelmund)
Clar. She received her Bachelor’s of
Science degree from the University
of Northern Iowa and her Master’s
degree in Library Science from the
University of Iowa. Pat was united
in marriage to Dennis Lee “Denny”
St. Germain on July 24, 1971 in
Cedar Rapids. To this union, two
children were born.
Pat worked as a media specialist
at Harding Middle School for forty
years. She previously worked as an
English teacher, and also as a floral
designer at Flowerama for fifteen
years. Pat was an active community
member. She especially enjoyed
being a part of a mahjong club,
book club, a pot luck group, and the
Thursday Noon Optimist Club.
Pat enjoyed spending her time
gardening and reading. She also
enjoyed spending time with her cats.
Most of all, she loved spending time
with her grandchildren. She will be
deeply missed by all who knew and
loved her.
Pat is survived by two children:
Matt (Erin) St. Germain of Iowa
Falls and Dana (Robert Costas)
St. Germain of Ft. Worth, Texas;
grandchildren Keaton St. Germain
and Elouise Costas; father James
Clar of Marion; brother Bob
(Carla) Clar of Ryan; sister JoAnn
(Les) Lang of Monona; sister- and
brother-in-law Cheryl and Rich
VanZile of Toddville; and a loving
extended family.
She was preceded in death by
her husband Denny in 2009; her
mother Minnie; and her father- and
mother-in-law, Cecil and Rita St.
Germain.
Memorial contributions in Pat’s
honor may be made to the Dennis
St. Germain Foundation.
Online condolences may be left
at www.cedarmemorial.com.
Shepherd of the Hills
Ministry to sponsor Back
To School 4 Kids
Remember the excitement of
getting ready for school when you
were a child? When your pencils,
crayons and notebooks were
purchased, you were eager to return
to the school room. Many children
do not look forward to the start of
the school year because there is
no money to get the needed items.
Every child feels better about
themselves if they can start with
new supplies like everyone else.
Because of this, Shepherd of the
Hills Ministry is again sponsoring
Back To School 4 Kids. We are
asking for donations of new school
supplies that will be given to
children in families that cannot
afford to purchase them. Last year
we were able to help 330 children
(150 families). We anticipate a like
number this year. Our give-away
day will be Wednesday, August
12th, 2015. Please bring new school
supplies to Shepherd of the Hills
in St. Olaf by August 7th, 2015.
We are also asking for donations
of new socks and new underwear
of all sizes. Monetary donations
are welcome also, and may be
sent to PO Box 36, Saint Olaf, IA.
52072. If anyone has questions call
563-783-2409. Those participating
will need to bring a referral from a
Clayton County Agency the day of
the give-away.
Here is a list of some of the most
common things required: spiral
notebooks (wide and narrow ruled),
scissors (Friskers or Crayola are
best), pens (blue, red, and black),
Elmer’s glue, glue sticks, rubber
cement, pencils, erasers, 2 pocket
& 3-hole punch folders, crayons
(8, 16, & 24 in a box), school
boxes, new book bags/back packs,
highlighters, washable markers
(both narrow & wide), dry erase
markers, scientific & non-scientific
calculators, loose leaf notebook
paper, reams of computer/copy
paper, black bound composition
notebooks, 1”, 1.5”, and 2” 3-ring
binders, 12 inch/centimeter wooden
rulers, protractors, compasses,
watercolor paints, colored pencils,
zipper pencil pouches, index cards,
journal notebooks, pint, quart and
gallon zip lock bags, 3x3 sticky
notes, book covers, head phones or
ear buds for computer lab, Flash
Drives.
Thank you again for your
donations to this wonderful project
to help school children in Clayton
County!
Sugar Creek Bible camp consisted of the following churches with Living Faith United Methodist Parish hosting it: Living Faith United Methodist,
St. John Lutheran Farmersburg, St. John Luthern Luana, St. Patrick Catholic and St. Paul Luthern Monona. The camp was from July 6-9th. Theme
of the week was Growing in Grace (2 Corinthians 12:9) The children enjoyed Bible study, songs, skits, crafts, activities and games, walked through
the butterfly trail and visited tenants at Garden View. The Monona Fire Dept came on the last day and sprayed the children with fire hoses. We
ended our week with the children (campers) putting on a program for their families followed by refreshments and fellowship.
Driftless Area Wetlands Centre upcoming July 2015 events
Located at: 509 Hwy. 18,
Marquette, Iowa 52158
Events are free of charge unless
otherwise noted and subject to
change
Yoga at Sunrise
Saturdays, July 18, August 8, 22
from 7:00 a.m. – 7:45 a.m.
Practice your eagle, crane, and
tortoise poses as the morning sun
peeks over the majestic Mississippi
River bluffs. Bring your own mats
and participate at your own risk
as we are an amateur group that
just likes to have fun! Free-will
donations are appreciated.
Dino Day
Saturday, July 25 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
There will be a fossil dig for
kids, atlatl throwing demonstration,
Jurassic Park showing, and take
home your very own dino poo.
Phil Burgess will give a talk on
dinosaurs that roamed the Driftless
Area (1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m.). A great
family event!
We will be getting Caledonia vegetables and fruit again this
year. We plan on picking them up on Saturday, July 25th a.m.
For a listing of all vegetables and fruits including peas, corn,
beans, hashbrowns, squash, strawberries, blueberries and more,
please call and we will be happy to mail you a listing and prices!
We do need to have all orders in by noon on Monday, July 20.
Leave a message with your name, phone number and
address if you’d like a listing mailed to you or to place an order.
Call Randy Glawe/Ryan Glawe 563-539-4372
or email us at [email protected]
outlook Editor
A wise person once said, “A man
is often defined by his opinions”.
Who said this, you may ask. I
don’t know, but I’m sure someone,
somewhere has probably stated this
at least once, and I’m willing to take
the chance that he or she was at least
somewhat clever. The point is, a
person’s opinions on various matters
can come to determine just what sort
of man or woman they are perceived
to be in the eyes of the public.
With that in mind, and to risk
stating the obvious, this is, or will
at least grow to be an opinion
column, filled with my views on the
world. However, I don’t have time to
have opinions of everything in the
world. I’m just going to be too busy
faithfully reporting all the news in
this neck of the woods to be able to
formulate any opinions. Therefore,
to save time and to give you all
a little bit more insight into the
mind of the person typing this, I’m
going to go ahead and give you my
opinions all the most important and
most divisive topics. Be forewarned:
I intend to be brutally honest, so
this could get unpleasant. Now, let’s
get the wide world of sports out of
the way.
To keep things simple, I am
an all around Wisconsin fan. My
teams are the Packers, Brewers,
Bucks, and Badgers. Basically,
my mood on Monday mornings is
directly decided on whether or not
the Packers won that weekend. So,
yes, I do usually wake up happy
on Mondays. In regard to Iowa
teams, I am neither partial to the
University of Iowa nor Iowa State.
I actually tend to gravitate toward
UNI. Since there are no NHL teams
in Wisconsin, I had to seek fandom
elsewhere. I ended up liking the
Anaheim Ducks because reasons.
My favorite television shows are
Doctor Who, Walking Dead, Game
of Thrones, Survivor, Amazing
Race, Big Brother, and largely
anything involving superheroes. I
grew up on the classics such as I
Love Lucy, Bewitched, the Brady
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Bunch, and Andy Griffith, whom I
may or may not be named after. I
don’t think I ever got a clear answer
on that. I am a lifelong Trekky, or
Star Trek fan for the uninitiated,
and am therefore obliged weigh in
on the perpetual debated regarding
the original series and The Next
Generation. Although I grew up
with the original Star Trek crew
and still have a life-size cardboard
stand-up of Dr. Leonard McCoy in
my living room, it is with a heavy
heart that I admit that I enjoyed
Next Generation just a little bit
more. I should also weigh in on the
everlasting Bewitched debate. Dick
York was always a much better
Darren Stevens than Dick Sargent.
That’s just a fact.
I’d wager that some of you are
there may be wondering about my
political leanings. Well, I suppose
I should set the record straight
there, as well. If I were to identify
a political association, I could only
say it would be (insert name of
your preferred political party here).
I just believe that said group has
the correct idea for Iowa’s future
and America’s future. They realize
what is wrong or right with our
nation and do everything they can
to make things right or do nothing
at all to make sure things stay
the same. And the big, important
rulings recently handed down by
the Supreme Court of the United
States? I definitely either loved or
hated those. Whichever emotion you
want me to feel. As for who I intend
to vote for in the 2016 presidential
election, well, I think it hardly
needs stating as the best choice for
our next Commander-in-Chief is
just so obvious that stating his/her
name would just be redundant at
this point. Just know that whomever
I intend to vote for is the obvious,
correct choice for America, unless,
of course, they’re not.
That mostly covers all the major
areas of opinionation, which I’ve
now decided is a real word, but
there are few major debates I should
throw my hat into, so I might as
well take care of all of those now.
I prefer Fords. I enjoy Coke and
Pepsi equally, although I probably
secretly like Coke a little bit more.
I like dogs over cats. I am of the
persuasion that the toilet paper
should be going over the roll rather
than under it. That just simply
makes more sense. Also, I will say
‘pop’, but shun those who say ‘soda’
which I will not even acknowledge
to be a real word. The one thing
I will never waiver on is my
preference in peanut butter brands;
I will only ever eat Jif. Nothing else
is real peanut butter to me.
And with that I do believe I’ve
given my opinion on every single
thing that matters, and so I should
never have to give another opinion
again. That hardly means that I
won’t, though, and as goofy and off
the wall my thoughts have been up
until now, there has been a point to
it all. It was my hope that whoever
may be reading this would learn a
little something more about me, and
better understand the person I am,
because that is my goal for the time
being. I want you to know me. You
can’t trust somebody that you don’t
know.
Public Notice
CITY OF MONONA
Special City Council Meeting
Monday, June 29, 2015
5:00 P.M. at City Hall
The Monona, Iowa, City Council met in open
session on Monday, June 29, 2014 at 5:02
P.M. in City Hall Chambers. Mayor Barb
Collins presided with Dan Havlicek, Andrew
Meyer, John Elledge and Jason Schubert present. Randee Blietz was absent.
Community Present:
None
Open Meeting
The special council meeting was called to
order by Mayor Collins to consider appointments of Chris Doeppke and Jamie Welsh to
the Monona Fire Department.
Tindell Shoes
Approve Firefighter Appointments
Upon completion of required back ground
checks by Monona Police and recommendation of Fire Chief Dave Smith, it was moved
by Schubert, seconded by Elledge, to approve
appointments of Chris Doeppke and Jamie
Welsh to the Monona Fire Department. Carried Unanimously.
236 E Military • Postville, Iowa • (563) 864-3335
Mayor Collins declared the meeting adjourned
at 5:12 P.M.
OPEN THURSDAYS UNTIL 7 PM
“Your Northeast Iowa Family Shoe Store for 86 years!”
Monday – Friday, 9 am – 5 pm & Saturday 9 am – 3 pm
Daniel A. Canton, City Administrator
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Services
For Sale
For Rent
Adoption
Drahn
Painting
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Mercury, Yamaha, Shorelandr
Trailers. Our Price is Best. We
Trade. STARKS Prairie du Chien,
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FOR RENT: 2/3 bedroom house,
101 Walt St. Monona. Available
immediately. 563-864-3788.
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Traditional Christian stay at home
mother/ successful father want
to build a family through adoption. Love, travel, laughter, good
schools. 1-888-987-8727. Tom/
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Houses • Sheds
Stain or Paint Decks
Farmland for Sale
ALLAMAKEE COUNTY
142.43 acres m/l, approximately 4 miles Northeast of
Postville. 50.22 crop acres – CSR of 81.4 (CSR2 of 74.3)
Don & Chad Drahn
Excellent service
Free Estimates
(No power spraying or spray painting)
Phone: 252-558-3213 or
563-380-2978
• Well located recreational property on Yellow River in Northeast Iowa
• Highway access and potential building site
• Nice combination of recreation and income potential $5,056/acre
340 Tower Park Dr., Waterloo, IA 50701 • 319.234.1949 • www.Hertz.ag
Help Wanted
Administrative Assistant
Located in Elkader, Iowa, 15 miles west of the Mississippi River, in
beautiful Clayton County, Alpine Communications is a progressive
company offering services utilizing traditional and fiber to the home
technology for local telephone, long distance, wireless, Broadband
internet access, as well as cable TV.
Responsibilities include entering information in a timely and accurate
manner, identifying errors or discrepancies. In addition, position will
maintain accounts receivable and payable while providing general
administrative support. Respond to customers and community to
ensure positive public relations.
Candidate should have the knowledge and skills usually acquired
through an associate’s degree or experience in a similar capacity.
Computer literacy including a working knowledge of Microsoft
Office products required. EOE.
Accepting applications through July 31, 2015. Qualified candidates
should send their resume and cover letter, including salary history
to: Alpine Communications
Attention: Human Resources
PO Box 1008, 923 Humphrey Street, Elkader, IA 52043
e-mail: [email protected] | fax: 563-245-2887
FOR SALE: 2012 Laredo 5th Wheel
Camper. 4 slides, 2 airs, auto leveling, 4-season, 37’2” long, 13’ tall.
Call (319)290-1351 (Eldora). X
cond. 33,000 retail, $29,900 OBO.
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QUARRY
Clayton County Recycling
Help Wanted: General Office
Clayton County Recycling is currently seeking a Part-Time general office person.
Duties include: customer service, weighing and paying customers, DOT filings
and misc. office duties. Must be willing to work Saturday mornings.
Qualifications: Good Customer Service Skills, Organized, Able to work in a fast
paced environment, Good Computer Skills, Basic Bookkeeping/clerical skills
Email resume to: [email protected] phone calls will be accepted
Direct Sales or
Delivered and Spread
Call anytime...
(563) 539-4227
or (563) 873-2449
Sales & Leasing
Elkader
109 Gunder Road
563-245-2505
800-747-2505
Guttenberg
202 Hwy. 52 S
503-252-1611
800-747-1611
www.4Browns.com
MONONA
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Residential and ComOpeners
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Larry Thompson
21562 145th St, Monona
563-539-2253
Toll free 1-800-456-1849
NOW HIRING FLATBED DRIVERS
• Sign On & Mileage Bonuses • Excellent pay
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27 Year Old Company
$70K income potential
2 years experience
Good driving record
Flatbed experience preferred
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Paid vacation & holidays
Health, life & dental insurance
401 K
Contact: Don Peterson
rson at (800)747-4835
(800)747 4835
or [email protected]
FOR RENT: 3-4 bedroom w/garage, 205 S. Main, no pets, lease
term negotiable, $700.00/month.
Call 563-380-2539.
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Help Wanted
NOW HIRING
• Several Full-Time and Part-time
positions available
• Full-time
8 am to 4:30 pm
• Part-time
4:30 pm to 11:00 pm
• Competitive Wages $9.25/hr
• Eligible for performance based
bonuses & commission
• Experience preferred,
but not required
• Paid Training
• Business Casual Attire
We’re looking for friendly, motivated
and enthusiastic candidates who
are ready to join one of America’s
top tele service agencies and an Inc.
5000 company that is growing and
expanding.
What are you
waiting for?
Apply at
106 N. Page Street, Monona
or call (563) 539-8300
http://www.qcssinc.com/menu/
qcss-careers
Clayton County USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA)
located at 500 Gunder Rd, Elkader, Iowa,
is currently accepting applications for a
Permanent Program Technician
Duties include: farm program support, requiring strong clerical,
math and computer skills. Good human relations skills are a must.
Great benefits package to successful applicant.
Applications will ONLY be accepted online at:
www.usajobs.gov
Job Announcement Number IA-2015-0020.
Apply online July 2, 2015 through July 23, 2015.
If you have any questions
regarding this announcement, contact
Cindy Mensen (563) 245-1713, extension 2
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FOR RENT: 1 Bedroom Apartment in Monona with off-street
parking, $250/month plus utilities.
Deposit and references required.
Call 563-568-2845.
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Wine Sale. Micro Beers Mix a 6
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Root Beer. New Glarus Spotted
Cow. STARKS Prairie du Chien,
Wi. Open Sundays.
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FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom Apartment in Farmersburg. Newly renovated, Some utilities included.
Call Emily 563-340-1797.
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Rebuilding & Refinishing
21118 125th St U Monona, IA
563-539-2056 U 563539-2528
www.joesautobodymonona.com
To place an ad call
539-4554
USDA is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Candidates will be considered without
discrimination for any non-merit reason such as race, color, national origin, gender,
religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or family status or
membership or non-membership in any employee organization.
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or a loved one died while taking
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present time, you may be entitled
to compensation. Call Attorney
Charles H. Johnson 1-800-5355727.
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Help Wanted
PROTEIN TRANSPORT IN ELDORA: Class CDL-A Tanker Endorsement. Earn up to $45,000
or more a year. Home almost
every night and very few weekends. Pre-Drug Test. Call Dave
at the office (641)868-2049 or
(641)485-5867.
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Running Bulldozers, Backhoes &
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work worth doing.”
~ Thomas Jefferson
Registered
Nurses
Are you looking for a career
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Great River Care Center, a 5-Star rated facility, is
looking for a compassionate RN who has a passion for
assisting the elderly. We have flexible 12 hour shifts
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Public Notice
Claims Listing Report
COUNTY OF CLAYTON
6/1/2015 through 6/30/2015
ACCENT LASER SERVICE, INC.
PRINTER TONER.............................. 279.85
ACCURATE REPORTING SERV.
DEPOSITION....................................... 65.60
ADVANCED CORR. HEALTHCARE,INC
INMATE DR. FEES......................... 1,952.88
AKIN VENTURES, INC.
ADVERT. (THEATER AD).................... 30.00
ALLAMAKEE-CLAYTON ELECTRIC
ELECTRICITY.................................... 109.11
ALLAMAKEE-CLAYTON REC
ELECTRICITY................................. 2,603.14
ALLIANT ENERGY
ELECTRIC...................................... 2,846.17
ALLIED 100, LLC
EMERGENCY
SUPPLIES - AED............................ 1,650.00
ALPINE COMMUNICATIONS CSC
TELEPHONE.................................. 7,465.41
AMANA SOCIETY, INC.
GIFT SHOP........................................ 256.07
AMVETS POST 27
FLAGS FOR BUILDING.................... 470.00
ANDERSON,WILMARTH,VANDERMAATEN,
BELAY,FRETHEIM,GIPP,ZAHAS
LABOR RELATIONS SVS............ 14,497.82
ANDREW LOAN
EMP. MILEAGE/SUBS......................... 84.39
AP AIR, INC. PARTS.............................. 614.46
AUS SMALL BUSINESS LOCKBOX
UNIFORMS........................................ 479.65
AVALON TIRE & SERVICE
TIRES................................................ 584.96
B & F FASTENER SUPPLY CO.
SIGN HARDWARE......................... 1,263.59
BANKERS TRUST CO., CORP. TRUST DEPT.
IMPROVEMT BOND..................... 59,981.25
BARD MATERIALS
CULVERT................................... 287,149.62
BAUER BUILT TIRES........................ 10,344.00
BELL'S FIRE STOP
FIRE EXT. INSPECTION................... 657.00
BERNARD JASTER
FY2015 SAFETY SHOE REIMB........ 130.00
BILL ARMSTRONG
EMP. MILEAGE/SUBS....................... 370.76
BIRDNOW CHEVROLET
SQUAD REPAIR.................................. 65.57
BLACK HILLS ENERGY
NATURAL & LP GAS......................... 207.70
BLACK HILLS ENERGY
40% SHARE...................................... 241.41
BODENSTEINER IMPLEMENT CO.
OUTSIDE REPAIRS.......................... 863.56
BP BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
GASOLINE........................................ 133.14
BRANDT EQUIPMENT
PARTS............................................... 132.30
BRENTON BUILDINGS
NEW BUILDING........................... 15,960.00
BROWN'S SALES & LEASING
TELEPHONE.................................. 4,788.72
CAR REPAIR..................................... 910.22
SQUAD REPAIR.................................. 57.88
BRUENING ROCK PRODUCTS
MISC GRANULAR........................ 46,688.42
C.J. MOYNA & SONS
MISC GRANULAR........................ 10,851.85
C.J.MOYNA & SONS, INC.
SAND & GRAVEL.............................. 495.07
CAMP POWERSPORTS & NAPA
PARTS................................................. 13.04
CAPCO PRODUCTS
POWER WASHER PARTS.................. 61.31
CARDMEMBER SERVICE
GIFT SHOP, BLDING REPAIRS..... 3,319.98
CARPENTER UNIFORM
UNIFORMS........................................ 408.82
CARQUEST AUTO PARTS
PARTS............................................... 501.70
CENTRAL COMM. HOSPITAL
BT HOSP. PREP 5885BT67.............. 188.63
CENTURYLINK
TRUNK LINE CIRCUITS................... 954.40
CHIROPRACTIC ADV. CLINIC
JULY RENT........................................ 175.00
CHRIS BISSELL
TOWARDS JUNE RENT.................... 200.00
CITY LAUNDERING CO.
CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES.................... 930.60
CITY OF ELKADER
WATER BILLINGS............................. 891.83
CLAEYS CANDY, INC.
GIFT SHOP (BAG CANDY).................... 184.16
CLAIR FRANZEN
DOC. OF CC'S
NEW RADIO SYSTEM...................... 675.00
CLAYTON CO. AUDITOR-PETTY CASH
ELECTION POSTAGE......................... 85.50
CLAYTON CO. CONSERVATION BD
OFFICE SUPPLIES, SCHOOL
OF INSTRUCTION.............................. 33.38
CLAYTON CO. DEV. GROUP, INC.
OFFICE SUPPLIES........................... 211.60
CLAYTON CO. EMS ASSOC.
EMS GRANT 5885EM22................... 2,520.73
CLAYTON CO. RECYCLING
APPLIANCES PICKED UP............. 5,966.24
CLAYTON CO. SECONDARY ROAD
CAR FUEL........................................... 57.73
CLAYTON CO. SECONDARY ROAD
POSTAGE............................................ 40.44
CLAYTON COUNTY EMA FUND
2/2 TAX LEVY............................... 36,341.50
CLAYTON COUNTY REGISTER
ADVERTISING................................... 660.17
CLAYTON COUNTY SHERIFF
JUVENILE TRANSPORT................... 168.13
COMELEC SERVICES, INC.
IN CAR COMPUTER...................... 5,904.00
COMMON GROUND DIST.
GIFT SHOP (RECIPE BOOKS)......... 153.58
CORBY'S TIRE & MUFFLER
CAR REPAIR..................................... 151.15
CORBY'S TIRE & MUFFLER SERVICE
SQUAD REPAIR.................................. 88.40
CRAIG RUEGNITZ
CROELL REDI-MIX, INC.
CULVERT.......................................... 175.50
D & S PORTABLES, INC.
CUSTODIAL...................................... 241.50
DANNY WILLIAMS
DAVID J. MASON, ATTORNEY
MENTAL CASE HEARING....................110.00
DEANNA KRAMBEER
BOARD MILEAGE............................... 90.48
DEB DAVIES
MAY 2015 RENT................................ 200.00
DECKER SUPPLY CO.
HWY SIGN COSTS........................ 1,183.53
DEL-CLAY FARM EQUIPMENT
PARTS............................................... 458.30
DENNIS ERRTHUM
DES MOINES STAMP MFG. CO.
NOTARY STAMP................................. 28.70
DIAMOND MOWERS
PARTS............................................ 1,240.79
DISH NETWORK CABLE......................... 92.10
DON'S TRUCK SALES
PARTS............................................ 2,640.97
DSS ANNUAL MAINT.......................... 4,800.00
DUBUQUE ADVERTISER
AD FOR HIRING................................ 169.00
E.B.S.,ATTN: DICK ARCHER
COUNTY SHARE........................... 4,465.26
EDGEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 2,869.64
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
HANDGUNS MISC......................... 3,157.00
ELIZABETH BARROW, INC.
FOR JUNE RENT - C.N..................... 200.00
ELKADER AUTO & ELECTRIC
PARTS............................................... 612.58
ELKADER PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FUNDS.............. 8,608.93
ELKADER TRUE VALUE
CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES...................... 50.97
EVERETT'S SERVICE
SQUAD REPAIRS.............................. 115.00
FARMER'S CULLIGAN
CHEMICALS,
PLUMBING SUPPLIES..................... 402.00
FARMERSBURG PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 2,869.64
FASSBINDER'S SMALL ENGINES
LAWN CARE...................................... 282.00
JAMES A. HERMAN
JANET OTT
EMP. MILEAGE/SUBS.
& SCHOOLING.................................. 342.28
JEAN GAGE
VA BENEFITS FAIR - MILEAGE.......... 17.16
JEFF NIEHAUS
BOARD OF REVIEW......................... 330.00
JIM LANGHUS
BOARD MILEAGE............................... 21.06
JOE IHM
BOARD MILEAGE............................. 179.01
JOE ZITTERGRUEN
SQUAD REPAIR............................. 1,035.34
JOEL BIGGS
PACKETS FOR HIRING-POSTAGE.... 19.53
JOHN BELL FUEL REIMB........................ 45.00
JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL SERVS
CUSTODIAL SUPPLIES...................1,249.80
JOHNSON CO. SHERIFF'S OFFICE
SERVICE OF NOTICES........................... 32.18
JOSEPH MUELLER
KELLY FAIRBANKS
MILEAGE FOR SCHOOL.................. 182.91
KEVIN CLEFISCH
WELL-PLUGGING............................. 400.00
KEVIN KULPER
214 MILES at .39 PER MILE.....................83.46
KIESLER'S POLICE SUPPLY, INC.
FIREARMS..................................... 3,669.51
KIMBERLY JO HURLEY
WORK ON GRAVE REGISTRY........... 37.00
KOREY WILKER
WELL PLUGGING............................. 300.00
LACROSSE TRUCK CENTER, INC.
PARTS............................................ 4,778.81
LARITA HAMLETT
EMP. MILEAGE/SUBS......................... 80.98
LARRY A. STONE
BOARD MILEAGE............................... 57.72
LARRY GIBBS MILEAGE......................... 69.42
LIME ROCK SPRINGS CO.-PEPSI
GIFT SHOP (SODA).......................... 292.25
LINDA ZUERCHER
EMP. MILEAGE/SUBS....................... 372.06
LINN CO. EMA
RETAINER, HAZMAT RESP........... 4,500.00
LIZ JASTER
BOARD MILEAGE............................... 74.88
LOGAN PUELZ
MILEAGE REIMB................................ 83.07
L-TRON CORPORATION
IN-CAR COMPUTER SUPPLIES.....1,268.10
LUANA CEMETERY ASSOC.
VETERANS GRAVE CARE...................70.00
MAIL SERVICES, LLC
PRINTING & POSTAGE...................1,220.41
MARCO, INC.
MAINT. CONTRACT.......................... 996.00
MAR-HAN, INC.
MARK BOLSINGER
FY15 SAFETY SHOE REIMB............ 130.00
MARTIN EQUIP. OF IA-IL, INC.
PARTS............................................ 1,388.64
MAUREEN SCHROEDER
MILEAGE............................................. 39.39
MCCLEAN LAW OFFICE
RENT, TELEPHONE, NATURAL
& LP GAS, ELECT............................ 549.34
MCGREGOR MUNC. UTILITIES
40% UTILITY SHARE.......................... 36.90
MCGREGOR PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 8,608.93
MEDICAL ASSOC. CLINIC, P.C.
EMPLOYEE PHYSICALS.................. 515.50
MEYER MECHANICAL
A/C REPAIR....................................... 228.00
MEYER'S AUTO SERVICE
OUTSIDE LABOR.............................. 234.10
MICHAEL TODD & CO., INC.
YIELD SIGNS.................................... 676.20
MID-AMERICA PUBL. CORP.
FUEL BIDS........................................ 748.09
MIDWEST ELECTRONIC RECOVERY
ELECTRONIC
WASTE COLLECTION...................... 730.35
MIELKE'S QUARRY LLC
MISC GRANULAR........................ 55,250.11
Garden View Events Calendar
Accidents
On July 6 at 9:21 p.m. Rebecca
Lower, 48, Volga, was driving on
Domino Road when she struck
a deer in the roadway. Lower’s
2010 Mercury sustained $2,500 in
damages.
Another July 6 accident occurred
at 8:46 a.m. when Charles Davis, 84,
McGregor, was traveling south on
Lariat Road. He left the roadway,
entered the ditch and struck a
tree, causing $2,000 in damages
to his 2004 Pontiac Grand Am.
Davis was transported to Crossing
Rivers Health, Prairie du Chien, by
MarMac Rescue for evaluation.
On June 5 at 2:01 a.m. Aaron
CHAINSAW & CASE......................... 437.98
FAUSER ENERGY RESOURCES
DIESEL FUEL............................... 15,572.83
FAYETTE CO. SHERIFF OFFICE
SERVICE OF NOTICES.................... 108.00
FEHR GRAHAM
L-CO22(81)--73-22......................... 1,212.50
FIDLAR TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
EQUIPMENT REPAIR/MAINT......... 3,015.00
FISHER SCIENTIFIC CO., LLC, ATTN: 036176
INVESTIGATIONS............................. 187.01
FISK FARM & HOME
INVESTIGATIONS/CUSTODIAL........ 173.38
FLOYD-MITCHELL-CHICKASAW SWMA
WASTE PICKUP............................. 2,412.66
GAGE EXTERMINATING
EXTERMINATION.............................. 145.00
GARCIA CLINICAL LAB.
LAB SERVICES................................... 15.00
GARNAVILLO AUTO & TIRE
TIRES................................................ 275.80
GARNAVILLO OIL, INC.
DIESEL FUEL............................... 44,593.59
GARNAVILLO PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 8,608.93
GARY BOWDEN
MILEAGE............................................. 70.98
GARY KREGEL
BOARD MILEAGE............................... 95.55
GARY KREGEL
WELL PLUGGING............................. 400.00
GERALD FASSBINDER
GRAU FUNERAL HOMES, INC.
CREMATION/BURIAL..................... 1,500.00
GRAU LOGS & LUMBER
WOOD CHIPS..................................... 60.00
GREG CLARK
JUNE 2015 COUNSELING............. 3,240.00
GUTTENBERG MUNC. HOSPITAL
HOSPITAL CARE........................... 3,974.34
GUTTENBERG PHARMACY
PRESCRIPTIONS............................. 199.72
GUTTENBERG PRESS
BUDGET REVISION
PUBLICATION................................... 245.54
GUTTENBERG PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 8,608.93
HACKETT'S PORTA POTTY
SEWAGE REMOVAL........................... 90.00
HANKES GARAGE DOORS
NEW BUILDING............................. 7,754.97
HAWKEYE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
SCHOOL............................................ 600.00
HAWKEYE SANITATION, INC.
CONTRACT CARRIER...................11,748.65
HERITAGE PRINTING CO.
BOOKS........................................... 1,414.27
HERITAGE PRINTING CO.
PRINTING.......................................... 911.22
HERITAGE PRINTING COMPANY
PRE-STAMPED ENVELOPES....... 1,241.12
IA FINANCE AUTHORITY
LOAN............................................ 14,517.50
IA OFF. OF STATE MED. EXAMINER
MED. EXAMS & AUTOPSIES......... 1,560.00
IA PRISON INDUSTRIES
NEW CHAIR...................................... 649.00
IACCB DUES...................................... 2,000.00
IACCVSO, DECATUR CO. VET. AFF. OFF
MEMBERSHIP DUES.......................... 50.00
IDOT-ATTENTION CASHIER
SURVEY PAINT............................ 10,412.48
IDVILLE
RIBBON FOR PRINTER...................... 10.50
ILEA, STATE FISCAL OFFICE
SCHOOL............................................ 270.00
IMWCA
WORKMEN'S COMP PREM........ 39,348.00
ION EXCHANGE
PERMANENT LANDSCAPING.......... 281.50
IOWA PRISON INDUSTRIES
TRAFFIC SIGNS............................... 632.75
IOWA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
NETWORK LABOR........................ 2,765.00
IOWA WEBSITE DESIGN
DATA PROC. APPL. DEV................... 1,000.00
ISACA TREAS.,%RHONDA DETERS
FY15 SEAT DUES............................. 350.00
ISU - INSTITUTE FOR TRANSPTN MUTCD CLASS
MEETING FEE.................................... 35.00
J & L LAWN CARE
Hoth, 17, Elkader, was traveling on
Highway 128 when he fell asleep.
His vehicle entered the ditch and
struck a driveway, causing $6,000 in
damages to the 2007 Pontiac G6.
A June 4 accident occurred at
2:30 a.m. when Daniel Bushaw, 40,
Strawberry Point, was traveling east
on bell Road. Bushaw lost control
and entered the ditch, totaling his
1991 Chevrolet.
At 12.30 a.m. on June 4 Silas
Hooper, 56, Monona, was traveling
north on Highway 13 when he
struck a deer in the roadway,
causing $5,000 in damages to his
2011 Nissan pick-up.
Wednesday, July 15
10:00 Exercise
1:45 BINGO w/ Living Faith
3:30 “Country Memories”
Drive around
6:30 Board
Thursday, July 16
10:00 Cards, upstairs dining room
2:00 Flexibility Fun
2:45 Tea & Talk
Friday, July 17
Happy Birthday Denise Imoehl!
10:00 Exercise
1:00 Alex & Allyssa
Saturday, July 18
10 Year Anniversary
Sunday, July 19
Manicures w/ Andrea by appt.
2:30 Netflix Movie;
“The Civil War”2/9
Monday, July 20
Happy Birthday Andrea Kurth!
10:00 Exercise
1:45 BINGO & TENANT MTG
4:30 Catholic Service
Tuesday, July 21
7:45-8:45 Wellness Clinic
8:30 Men’s Euchre
1:30 Flexibility Fun
Wednesday, July 22
10:00 Exercise
1:45 BINGO w/ St Pauls
2:45 Birthday Bash
6:30 Board Games
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RESIDENTIAL SIGN INSTALLTN.....2,069.16
MOSER FAMILY PHARMACY
OFFICE SUPPLIES............................... 7.19
MURPHY MEMORIAL LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 8,608.93
MYERS-COX CO.
MYRON PHELPS
MYSTAIRE
INVESTIGATIONS............................. 401.76
NAPA AUTO PARTS
HAND TOOLS...................................... 57.47
NATIONAL PEN COMPANY
PENS................................................. 182.90
NAT'L. ENVIRON.HEALTH ASSOC.
DUES................................................. 130.00
NE DISTRICT-ISAA,D.MCWHIRTER
SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION............ 150.00
NE FIRE & FLOOD
CARPET CLEANING......................... 776.50
NE IA TELEPHONE CO.
TELEPHONE....................................... 95.23
NEIA 3A
FY15 CONTRIBUTION................... 1,000.00
NEIA REGIONAL HOUSING
FY15 CONTRIBUTION................... 5,000.00
NEOPOST USA, INC.
POSTAGE.......................................... 135.00
NORTHEAST IA RC&D
GRANT WRITING FEE...................15,772.00
OFFICE DEPOT
OFFICE SUPPLIES........................... 107.67
PATTISON SAND CO., LLC
TIF PMT 2/2 FY15........................ 32,041.71
PETER PURMAN
PARTS FOR ASPHALT PAVER........... 48.32
POCKET PRESS BOOKS...................... 125.86
POSTVILLE CEMETERY ASSOC.
GRAVEMARKERS CARE.................. 473.60
PRO-BUILD
BUILDING MAINT........................... 1,344.38
PRONTO MARKET
CAR FUEL......................................... 149.60
QUILLIN'S CAR FUEL.............................. 79.09
R & D INDUSTRIES, INC.
DATA PROC. EQUIPMT...................4,348.52
RAUSCH PETROLEUM
TIRE REPAIRS.................................... 80.00
REINHART FOODSERVICE, LLC
INMATE FOOD.................................. 269.73
RELIANCE TELEPHONE, INC.
INMATE CALLING CARDS............. 1,100.00
RICOH USA, INC.
DATA PROC. EQUIP. MAINT.......... 1,642.67
RILEY HAYNES
FY15 SAFETY SHOE REIMB............ 130.00
RITE PRICE OFFICE SUPPLY
SHREDDER OIL............................. 9,290.02
RIVALS
UNIFORM: PATCHES & SEWING....... 40.00
RIVER CITY STONE
MISC GRANULAR........................ 11,339.12
RIVERLAND EXPRESSIONS, INC.
UNIFORMS........................................ 572.06
RIVERVIEW CENTER
FY15 CONTRIBUTION................... 2,500.00
ROBERT DENNING
BOARD OF REVIEW......................... 330.00
ROBINSON TELECOMMUNICATIONS
PHONE VOICEMAIL.......................... 160.00
RODAS CHEVROLET, INC.
SQUAD REPAIRS........................... 1,771.98
RON MCCARTNEY
MILEAGE............................................... 7.02
ROYAL PRODUCTS
CONS. EQUIP. REPAIR.................. 1,316.49
SADLER POWER TRAIN
PARTS............................................... 656.58
SAFELITE FULFILLMENT, INC.
OUTSIDE REPAIRS-UNIT 85............ 269.88
SCENIC ACRES
INMATE MEALS........................... 21,094.66
SCHUMACHER ELEVATOR CO.
ELEVATOR MAINT............................ 291.94
SCOTT VAN KEPPEL, L.L.C.
PARTS............................................... 411.85
SCW-SOUTHERN COMP. WAREHSE.
APPRAISAL SERVICES...................4,992.91
SHIELD TECH., CORP.
COMPUTERS, BLDINGS, CARS... 16,245.00
SIGNS-N-FRAMES
CLOCK TOWER BANNER................... 148.10
SIMPLE M TRUCKING
SQUAD REPAIR................................ 442.50
SMITTY'S OIL & TIRE
TIRES............................................. 1,890.78
STATE HYGIENIC LAB.
WATER TESTS.................................. 220.00
STITCHIN' POST
UNIFORMS.......................................... 50.00
STRAWBERRY FOODS & DELI
STRAWBERRY PT. PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 8,608.93
SUE MEYER
EMP. MILEAGE/SUBS....................... 166.00
SUPERIOR WELDING SUPPLY
MISC PARTS..................................... 460.73
SUZANNE SHIRBROUN
2015................................................... 220.00
THE SCHNEIDER CORPORATION
WEB HOSTING............................ 10,200.00
THREE RIVERS FARM SERV. CO.
CAR FUEL.................................... 11,404.47
THREE RIVERS FARM SERVICE
LP TANK REPAIR.............................. 192.69
TIGERDIRECT, INC.
COLOR PRINTER.......................... 7,138.02
TORKELSON MOTOR CO., INC.
TRUCK PURCHASE.................... 24,041.00
TOTALFUNDS BY HASLER
MV POSTAGE / TAX POSTAGE..... 20,000.00
TYLER TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
TRAINING.......................................... 375.00
U.S. CELLULAR
CELL PHONE BILL-DAV...................2,124.69
U.S. POSTMASTER
PO BOX RENTAL.............................. 776.05
US POSTMASTER
YEARLY BOX RENT.......................... 144.00
VAN DIEST SUPPLY CO.
CHEMICALS...................................... 172.84
VANGUARD APPRAISALS
RESIDENTIAL REAPPRAISAL..... 85,394.00
VISITING NURSES' ASSOC.
PH EM. PREP 5885BT67............. 39,560.83
VITAL SUPPORT SYSTEMS
DATA PROC. APPL. DEV................... 1,925.50
VOGEL TRAFFIC SERVICES
STOP BARS,
RR XING PAINTING..................... 59,357.50
VOLGA PUBLIC LIBRARY
2/2 ALLOCATION FY15.................. 2,869.64
WASTE MANAGEMENT OF WI-MN
GARBAGE...................................... 1,032.31
WHITNEY REPORTING SERV.
DEPOSITION....................................... 73.10
WILKES SURE SAVE FOOD................... 47.47
WILTGEN CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
MISC GRANULAR............................... 3,394.44
WINDSTREAM
TRUNK LINE CIRCUITS................... 185.68
XEROX BUSINESS SERVICES LLC
ANNUAL FILM STORAGE................... 76.85
ZACH HERRMANN, ATTORNEY
MAY MONTHLY RATE....................... 750.00
ZEP SALES & SERVICE
ASPHALT RELEASE FREEZE.......... 272.84
ZIEGLER, INC. PARTS....................... 4,098.68
GRAND TOTAL............................ 1,291,822.76
FUND TOTALS RECAP
0001 GENERAL BASIC................... 259,696.12
0002 GENERAL SUPPLEMENTAL.....95,509.63
0011 RURAL SERVICES BASIC..... 126,146.81
0014 RURAL DEVELOPMENT
LOST FUND.................................. 33,990.00
0020 SECONDARY ROADS........... 540,165.10
0036 TIF - CLAYTON CO.
RECYCLING................................... 5,526.24
0038 TIF - PATTISON SANDS.......... 32,041.71
1504 CH Clocktower
Renovation Cap Project..................... 648.10
2011 CO SEWER BOND
DEBT SERVICE............................ 14,517.50
2012 CO OFFICE BLDG
DEBT SERVICE............................ 59,981.25
4000 CLAYTON CO EMERG MGMT..... 6,465.23
4010 E911 SURCHARGE FUND...... 18,279.15
4100 COUNTY ASSESSOR.............. 98,855.92
GRAND TOTAL............................ 1,291,822.76
Public Notice
Luana City Council
Minutes of July 2, 2015
Meeting at the Luana City Hall
The Luana City Council held their regular
monthly meeting Thursday, July 2, 2015 at
7:00 pm. with Council Members Lonnie Baade,
Brenda Boddicker, Paul Miller, Marvin Mohs,
and Norman Mueller present. Absent: none.
Mayor Jerry Schroeder called meeting to
order at 7:00 pm.
Minutes of June meeting were reviewed
and approved upon a motion by Boddicker second by Mueller, carried.
Miller motioned to pay all monthly claims totaling $15395.68, Mueller second, carried. Receipts for the month totaled $14808.40. Baade
motioned to pass Res. 7-15 T.O.F., Mueller
second, carried. Council reviewed reconciled
reports.
Citizen approached council and requested
curb and gutter along north side of Highway
18&52 on east side of Luana. Consensus of
council was to bring in rock to help with water
run off issue until a decision about curb and gutter could be made.
Boddicker motioned to approve RES. 201510 approving and adopting a revenue purpose
statement for the use or expenditure of fee and
revenues from electric, gas and natural gas
franchise fees. Baade second, carried. Full
text of said resolution is available for review at
Luana City Hall.
Baade motioned to set a public hearing for
August 6, 2015 at 7 pm, on a proposed adoption
of ordinances granting to interstate power and
light company (Alliant Energy) a 25 year nonexclusive electric franchise and to Black Hills
Energy Corporation a 25 year non-exclusive
natural gas franchise. Also to include provisions
for the collection of a one percent (1%) fran-
chise fee to replace the Local Option Sales Tax
on Alliant Energy electric bills and Black Hills
Energy natural gas bills of customers located in
the City of Luana, Mohs second, carried.
Miller motioned first reading of Ord.201503
establishing a one percent (1%) franchise fee
on every natural gas or electric company and
every other person, firm or corporation, their
successors and assigns, owning, operating,
controlling, leasing or managing a natural gas
or electric plant or system and/or generating,
manufacturing, selling, distributing or transporting natural gas or electric within the corporate
limits of the City. Mueller second carried.
Boddicker motioned to table second reading of Ord. 201502 granting to Interstate Power
and Light Company, its successors and assigns, the right and non-exclusive franchise to
acquire, construct, reconstruct, erect, maintain
and operate in the City of Luana and imposing
a franchise fee of one percent (1%) upon the
gross revenue generated from sales of electricity by the Company within the corporate limits of
the City. Baade second, carried.
Building permit request was received for
321 Old Hwy 18 & 52 for an additional room to
rear of house.
Mueller motioned to approve building permit request for 321 Old Hwy 18 & 52, Boddicker
second, carried.
PWS requested clarification of striping in
front of Luana Tavern and approval for purchase of paint needed.
Council discussed need of seal coating
north end of Church Street.
Next regular Council meeting will be held
August 6, 2015 at 7:00pm.
Mayor Schroeder adjourned the meeting at
8:12 pm.
Tammy Humble, City Administrator
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Public Notice
City Of Monona
Regular Council Meeting
July 6, 2015
The Monona, Iowa, City Council Met In
Regular Session Monday, July 6, 2015 At 6:00
P.M. At The City Hall. Mayor Barbara Collins
Presided With Randee Blietz, Andrew Meyer
And John Elledge Present. Dan Havlicek And
Jason Schubert Were Absent.
Guests Present: Bob Palmer (Monona Airport
Manager), Ken Waters (Monona Airport
Board), Randy Evanson (City Maintenance),
Rogeta Halvorson (Mced), Andrew Larson
(The Outlook), Audrey Posten (North Iowa
Times) AnD Jym Montgomery.
1) Approve Consent Agenda
Moved By Blietz, Seconded By Elledge, To
Approve Consent Agenda As Submitted Along
With Additional Agenda Item To Discuss A
Timely Street Repair Matter With City Maintenance Staff Member Randy Evanson. Carried
Unanimously.
• Meeting Agenda
• Council Minutes From June 15th And 29th
• Warrants
• Public Works Report
Prepaids
Library
Aflac
Aflac-Pretax..........................................58
.44
Alliant Energy
Elec....................................................155.00
Baker & Taylor, Inc.
Books.................................................234.88
Christine Bee
Phone..................................................34.49
Black Hills Energy
Gas Service........................................15
4.00
Bruns & James Insurance
Builder's Risk Ins.............................2799.00
City Of Monona
Hlth Ins-Pretax...................................367.27
Elkader Public Library
Clip Art.................................................19.99
Feh Associates Inc.
% Of Bid/Negotiations......................2403
.27
Heidi Feuerhelm
Cleaning...............................................40
.00
Ipers
Police Ipers......................................2135.25
Don Martindale
Mowing...............................................185
.00
Neit
Phone Service......................................39
.53
Quillin's
Misc.....................................................17.90
Rite-Price Office Supply
Office Supplies.....................................62
.46
Treasurer State Of Iowa
State Taxes........................................614.00
**** Paid Total *****...........................9320.48
City
Aflac
Aflac-Pretax..........................................58
.44
Alliant Energy
Elec..................................................8542.27
AT&T Service
Phone Svc.........................................180.12
Autotek Graphic Design
Banner................................................115.00
City Of Monona
Hlth Ins-Pretax...................................367.27
Clayton County Recorder
Recording Fee.....................................27.00
Dearborn National Life Ins. Co
Ins.Prem............................................198.54
Emergency Apparatus Maint. Inc
Pump Test........................................1085.29
Freedombank
Principal.........................................14755.65
Ipers
Police Ipers......................................2151.45
Khl Services
Mowing...............................................236
.00
Kwik Trip
Fuel..................................................1315.96
Employee
Psf...................................................1703.46
Monona Cemetery Association
2014/2015 Tax Transfer...................2529.06
Monona Post Office
June '15 Billings.................................210.74
Neirhtf
2015 Pledge....................................5000.00
Corey Pester
Reimb-Supplies..................................209
.70
Petty Cash
Postage................................................99
.56
Quillin's
Supplies.............................................692.64
Treasurer State Of Iowa
Sales Tax-May 2015........................2074.00
U.S. Cellular
Phone Serv........................................356.82
Wageworks
Flex....................................................390.63
Waste Management-Lacrosse
Recycling..........................................300
5.25
Wellmark Bl Cross Bl Shield
Prem..............................................10106.10
Winneshiek County Sanitary Lan
Landfill Fees....................................2186.60
**** Paid Total *****.........................57597.55
Warrants
Alla-Clay Farmacy Inc
Bi-Carb.................................................65
.38
Allamakee-Clayton Elect Coop
Elec Serv............................................100.44
At&T Service
Phone Svc.........................................165.88
Black Hills Energy
Gas Service.....................................2575.33
Bob's Lawn Care
Weed Control...................................1050.00
Bodley Equipment & Repair
Brackets.............................................130.34
Brenton Buildings, Llc
Library Addition..............................70775.00
Dan Canton
League Workshop................................73.61
Casper Plbg. & Htg., Inc.
Parts................................................1453.96
City Laundering Co.
Cleaning Supplies..............................118.83
City Of Monona
Security Deposit Refund....................125.00
Barbara Collins
Reimb-Mileage.....................................44
.16
ConocoPhillips
Fuel....................................................201.43
Croell Redi-Mix, Inc
Concrete.............................................15
4.00
Culligan
Salt......................................................26.40
Dyer Communication Systems
Microphone..........................................99.99
Employee Benefits Systems
Admin Fees..........................................85.25
Customer
Randy A. Evanson
Reimb-Meal..........................................11.21
Fisk's Farm & Home Supply
Supplies...........................................1703.35
Hacketts'/ John Cota Prta Pot
Rentals-Hay Days..............................605.00
Hawkins, Inc.
Chemicals........................................1069.20
Iowa Assn. Of Municipal Utilit
Nisa Dues..........................................451.11
Innovative Ag Services Co
Chemicals..........................................310.81
Iowa Dept. Of Nat. Res H2o
Annual Water Use Fee.......................184.89
Iowa League Of Cities
2015/2016 Dues................................923.00
Customer
J & R Supply, Inc.
Supplies.............................................138.00
Keith Lee
Scrubber.............................................219
.27
Kelssi Deluhery
Reimb-Pool..........................................29.00
Keystone Laboratories
Testing..................................................11.00
Khl Services
Mowing...............................................146
.00
Kruse's Lawn Service
Mowing.............................................2106
.00
Kurt's Plumbing
Freezer...............................................600
.00
Law Enforcement Systems, Inc.
Citation Books...................................148.00
Lyle Signs, Inc.
Bracket...............................................155
.43
Mb Construction, Inc.
Excavating........................................205
9.25
Meyer's Auto Service
Repairs...............................................349
.18
Mid-America Publishing Corp.
Legal Publications..............................382
.86
Mielke's Quarry
Base Stone........................................120.54
Monona Chamber & Ec. Dev.
Qtrly Allocation.................................2000.00
Monona Computer Services
Services...............................................19.90
Municipal Pipe Tool Co., Llc
Jet Cleaning.....................................2826.77
T & K Cahoon Napa Auto Parts
Battery................................................175.98
Neit
Phone Service....................................501
.21
Palmer Electric
Repairs.............................................3895
.12
Peopleservice
Contract Fee..................................10452.00
Quillin's
Supplies...........................................2249.93
Rdj Specialties, Inc.
P/R Materials.....................................752.50
Recreation Supply Company
Seat...................................................134.62
Rite-Price Office Supply
Paper..................................................175
.08
Riveland Nursery & Garden
Plantings............................................649.55
Robinson Corporation
Advertising............................................6
5.00
Sherwin Williams
Paint..................................................235.50
Smitty's Oil & Tire
Repairs.............................................2716
.00
Sports World
Fac Clothing.......................................370
.31
Sportwide
Suits...................................................190.95
Superior Building Centers
Supplies-Pergola................................272
.56
Titan Energy Systems
Services............................................115
0.00
Usa Bluebook
Meter/Pump.....................................5485.00
Usda Rural Development
Interest.............................................8453.00
Waste Management-Lacrosse
Recycling..........................................300
3.39
Weber Paper Company
Supplies.............................................172.86
Williams Carpet Cleaning
Janitorial.............................................163
.13
Winneshiek County Sanitary Lan
Landfill Fees....................................1578.85
**** Paid Total *****.......................136907.31
2) Hearing Of Delegations
None
3) Monona Airport Operations/Lawn Mowing
Airport Manager Bob Palmer Again Talked To
Council About Lawn Mowing Needs At Jackson
Turner Field. Purchase Of A Riding Lawn
Mower Was Mentioned As A Possibility At
Previous Council Meeting. Mr. Palmer Stated
The Airport Board Would Meet Next Week To
Consider Various Mowing Options Including
ContracTing Areas West Of Taxiways And
Around Hangars. Brian Meyer Currently Mows
Runways And Runway Edges. At Conclusion Of Comments, It Was Agreed To Discuss
Further At Next Council Meeting.
4) Mced Report
Monona Chamber And Economic Development
Director Rogeta Halvorson Talked To Council
About Recent Monona Hay Days. It Was
Agreed That Hays Days Event Was Successful
And Well Attended. Halvorson Also Provided A
Compendium Of Mced Activities And Community Involvement For Last Several Months.
5) Consider PrIce Quotes For Equipment
Purchase
As Part Of Peopleservice Operations And
Maintenance Agreement That Pertains To
Locating City Owned Utilities, The City Maintenance Staff Would Be Performing Requested
Locates Effective July 1, 2015. Price Quotes
Were Received For Purchase Of A Schonstedt
Xt Ga-92xtd Magnetic Locater As Recommended By City Employee Randy Evanson.
Hd Supply, Usa Bluebook And J&R Supply
Provided Quotes Of $1,020, $902 And $845
Respectively.
Moved By Blietz, Seconded By Meyer, To
Approve PurcHase Of Specified Locator From
J&R Supply In Amount Of $845. Carried
Unanimously.
6) Approve Payment Application From Brenton
Buildings For Library Project Construction
Upon Recommendation Of Feh Architect
Christy Monk, It Was Moved By Meyer, Seconded By Elledge, To Approve Payment Application No.2 From Brenton Builders In Amount
Of $70,775.00 For Construction Expenses
Related To Murphy-Helwig Library Addition And
Renovation Project. Carried Unanimously.
7) Review Status Of Iiw, Inc. Engineering
Contracts
List Of All Engineering Contracts With Iiw As
Part Of Phase Ii Sanitary Sewer Improvements
Was Provided For Review. Remaining Work
Still Needs To Be Completed For Gis Services
As Identified In Section D Of Initial Engineering Agreement. Engineering Associated
With Phase Ii Sanitary Sewer Improvement
Project Under Amendment #2: Section H –
Bidding & Contract, Section I – Construction
Administration And Section J – Construction
Field Services Would Be Completed As Soon
As Authorization Is Received FoR The City
To Proceed With Bid Letting And Subsequent Project Completion. Memo Was Also
Received From Engineer Marc Ruden That Gis
Work As Contracted Would Be Completed By
End Of July 2015.
8) Status Report For Srf Planning & Design
Loan - Phase Ii Sanitary Sewer Project
State Revolving Fund (Srf) Planning And
Design Loan Activity Was Distributed. Costs
Incurred To Date For Design Engineering,
Bond Counsel Fees And Geo Technical Work
Were Identified In The Report. Paid Expenses
Along With Corresponding Reimbursements
Received From Iowa Finance Authority (Ifa)
In Amount Of $137,366.75 Was Also Listed.
It Was Explained That Costs Associated
With Planning & Design Work, Estimated
At $145,000-$150,000, Along With Actual
Construction Work, Construction Engineering Fees, Observation Engineering Fees
And Other Related Project Costs Would Be
Rolled Into Final Srf Clean Water Loan When
Improvements Completed. Loan Application
Would Be Submitted As Soon As Bid Letting
Results Are Known.
9) Approve Cdbg Grant SErvices Agreement
W/ Simmering-Cory
Written Agreement Was Received From
Marsha Cory Of Simmering-Cory, Inc. For Providing Community Development Block Grant
(Cdbg) Administrative Services Associated
With $500,000 Of Grant Monies The City Is
To Receive For Financing A Portion Of Phase
Ii Sanitary Sewer Improvements. Contract
Provisions Were Outlined In The Document
Along With Related Fees And Cdbg Reporting
Requirements.
Approve And Authorize Cdbg ‘Agreement For
AdminIstrative Services’ As Submitted. Carried Unanimously.
10) Accept Proposal For Annual Financial
Exam
Written Proposal Was Received From Hacker,
Nelson & Co., P.C. For Providing Auditing
Services Related To Fy2015 Examination
In Amount Of $3,450. Moved By Meyer,
Seconded By Blietz, To Accept Proposal As
Submitted. Carried Unanimously.
11) Consider Ordinance Amendment Changing
Name Of Murphy Memorial Library To MurphyHelwig Library
It Was Noted That City Council Took Action At
Their Regular Monthly MeetIng Held November 17, 2014 Authorizing The Name Change Of
The Murphy Memorial Library To The MurphyHelwig Library, However, The Name Change
Also Needs To Be Accomplished Through City
Ordinance Amendment.
It Was Agreed To Consider ‘First Reading’ At
July 20, 2015 Regular Council Meeting For
Amending Chapter 21 Library Board Of Trustees ~ Section 21.01 Public Library To Read
As Follows: “The Public Library For The City Is
Known As The Murphy-Helwig Library”.
12) Street Repairs
Randy Evanson Stated The CitY Council
Previously Approved Mill And Overlay Patch
Work For Designated Streets At June 1, 2015
Regular Meeting, However, It Has Since Been
Recommended By Kluesner Construction,
Inc. That A Different Product Be Used To
Replace Old Street Surface. A ‘Slurry Patching Mixture’ Consisting Of Portland Cement,
Man-Sand, Asphalt Emulsion And Water By
Means Of Hand Application Could Be Applied
Instead Of Hot Mix Asphalt (Hma) For Better
Results. Concern Was Hma Patch Material
Would Not Adhere As Well As Slurry MIxture.
Slurry Patching Method Would Cost $1.62 Per
Square Foot Whereas Asphalt Patch Would
Have Cost $3.70 Per Square Foot. Evanson
Noted That Initial Hma Contract With Kluesner
Was For Amount Of $17,205 And That More
Street Repair Areas Could Be Targeted Using
Slurry Patch Method.
At Conclusion Of Comments And Questions, It
Was Moved By Meyer, Seconded By Elledge,
To Use A Slurry Patching Mixture Instead
Of Hma To Repair Streets At A Cost Not To
Exceed $17,205. Carried Unanimously.
Closed Meeting
13) Pending Litigation Related To Violation Of
Monona Zoning Code Of Ordinances
Close Council Meeting Pursuant To Iowa Code
Section 221.5(1)(C). Carried Unanimously.
Mayor/Council/Clerk Notes:
• Unlawful Discharge Of Grass Clippings
On To City Streets Was Again Mentioned As A
Concern. Grass Or Any Other Material Placed
On Any Street Or Alley Likely To Be Washed
Into The Storm Sewer Can Cause Localized
Surface Water Issues When Drainage System
Becomes CloggeD With Debris. It Was Noted
That Monona Police Department Has Issued
Violation Warnings Of Ordinance Code Chapter 135 And Would Write Fines As Necessary.
• Garden View Senior Living Facility Will
Celebrate Their Ten (10) Year Anniversary With
An Open House On Saturday, July 18, 2015
From 1:00 P.M. To 3:00 P.M.
• Council Member Elledge Indicated He
Would Be Absent From July 20th Council
Meeting
Mayor Collins Declared Meeting Adjourned At
7:04 P.M.
Next Regular Council Meeting Was Scheduled
For Monday, JUly 20, 2015 At 6:00 P.M. In
City Hall.
Daniel A. Canton,
City Administrator
Public Notice
CITY OF FARMERSBURG: MINUTES OF
THE JULY 6, 2015, REGULAR MEETING OF
THE CITY COUNCIL
Call to Order: Mayor Glenn A. Radloff
called the regular meeting of the Farmersburg
City Council to order at 6:02 p.m., Monday, July
6, 2015, at City Hall.
Roll Call/Attendance: Answering roll call
were council members Margaret Corlett, Ron
Dennler, and Herbert Morley. Council members
Beau Bennett and Travis Torkelson were absent. Also in attendance was Water and Sewer
Superintendent Randy Evanson and City Clerk
Heidi Feuerhelm.
Agenda: Morley moved, second by Corlett
to approve the agenda. Voting “Yes”: Corlett,
Dennler, and Morley. No “no” votes. Motion
carried.
Consent Agenda: Dennler moved, second by Corlett to approve the consent agenda
excluding item (g) as the paperwork was not
received. Voting “Yes”: Corlett, Dennler, and
Morley; no “no” votes. Motion carried. a) Minutes of the June 1, 2015, regular meeting; b)
June report of the treasurer; c) placement on
the record—Fire Department June 8, 2015,
meeting proceedings; d) placement on the record – Library Board May 18, 2015, meeting
proceedings; (e) claims $42,909.16, f) approval
of building permit to Linda Sedlmayr for retaining wall and privacy fence repairs.
Communication and Correspondence: a)
Council directs City Clerk Feuerhelm to contact
Mitchell Construction to get estimate for curb
on Russell Street along the edge of Post Office
Drive; b) Motion by Corlett, 2nd by Morley to
send nuisance letter regarding lawn and weeds
to property owner of 408 S. Main Street. Voting “Yes”: Corlett, Dennler, and Morley; no “no”
votes. Motion carried; c) council discussed the
erosion along the ditches of Johnson. Council
consensus was to add rock that was already on
hand to prevent further erosion. Council person
Dennler would deliver the rock.
Water and Sewer Departments: Motion by
Morley, 2nd by Corlett to accept the estimates
provided by MB Construction (210 track hoe
service, skid loader service, clean up, reseeding, hauling) and Moyna Materials (oversize
gravel) for needed rip rap around the lagoons.
Voting “Yes”: Corlett, Dennler, and Morley; no
“no” votes. Motion carried. Water and Sewer
Superintendent Evanson explained to the council that two new volutes are needed at the lift
station. Volutes were not included with the new
pumps that were installed. Current volutes are
original to the lift station, and have been worn
out over time. Evanson was given an estimate
of $1200.00 per volute. Motion by Corlett, 2nd
by Dennler to purchase the necessary two new
volutes. Voting “Yes”: Corlett, Dennler, and
Morley; no “no” votes. Motion carried.
Old Grate in Maintenance Building: Motion
by Corlett, 2nd by Morley to post notices to accept offers at the next council meeting for the
sale of the old steel grate which had formerly
been at the entrance of an alley, stating that
the council has the right to refuse bids. Voting “Yes”: Corlett, Dennler, and Morley; no “no”
votes. Motion carried.
Unpaid Utility Accounts: Motion by Corlett,
2nd by Morley to send letters to past due utility
accounts giving a last chance to pay before following procedure to attach utilities to property
taxes. Voting “Yes”: Corlett, Dennler, and Mor-
ley; no “no” votes. Motion carried.
August 3, 2015, Agenda Items: grate bids,
curb estimate, possible utility resolutions
Adjournment: Corlett moved, second by
Morley, to adjourn the meeting. Voting “Yes”:
Corlett, Dennler, and Morley; no “no votes.
Mayor Radloff declared the motion carried and
adjourned the meeting at 6:39 p.m. The next
regular meeting of the Council will be at 6 p.m.
on Monday, August 3, 2015, at City Hall (208
South Main Street).
Report of the Treasurer: Bank statement
credits of 11,951.26 and debits of -35,838.92:
General Account 1,391.98 & -3,380.33; Library
Board Regular Account 694.99 & -730.48; Library Board Memorial Trust 26.19 & 0.00; Library Petty Cash 0.00; Local Option Sales Tax
Accounts 1,951.77 & -973.49; Debt Service
General Obligation Bonds Account 187.72 &
-5,675.00; Employee Benefits from Corporation Taxes Account 156.66 & -232.49; Employee Benefits from Utility Rep. Taxes 0.00
& 0.00; Water Account 2,429.11 & -19,106.12;
Utility Deposit Water Fund: 0.00; Water Reserve Account .53; Sewer Account 1,759.06
& -2,280.59; Solid Waste Account 1,079.95 &
-1,775.99; Road Use Tax Account 2,223.13;
Farm to Market Roads: 0.00; Fire Department
Regular Account 50.12 & -1,684.43; Fire Department New Building Account .03; Restricted
City Hall-Library Building Account .02.
Claims of $42,909.16: NEITC (phone service) 162.68 & 44.95 (internet donated as credit); Waste Management of WI-MN (solid waste
services) 1,775.99; Treasurer State Iowa (SIT)
94.00; IRS (withheld) 581.70; IPERS (withheld)
420.93; Farmersburg Public Library (qtr 2 Fridays) 433.19; Keystone Laboratories (analysis)
12.50; Bodensteiner Implement Co (maintenance John Deere) 554.38; Baker & Taylor
(book) 10.07; NAPA Autoparts (parts) 271.42;
Hawkins, Inc. (azone-15) 238.66; US Post Office (stamps) 102.90; Fauser Energy Resources (150.2 diesel) 344.11; Northway Corporation
(lift station motor and gasket) 14,804.50; Northway Corporation (lift station motor and gasket)
14,804.50; Emergency Apparatus Maintenance
(valve, gauges) 580.37; Mallicoat, Josh (tool
box) 50.00; Alpine Communications (security)
4.95 & (building security) 29.95; Gregorson
Electric (fire station lights) 280.32; Mid-America
Publishing Co (publishing) 49.91; Feuerhelm,
Heidi (postage reimbursement) 2.38; Sedlmayr, Linda (receipt book reimbursement) 8.67;
Fauser Energy Resources (filter base) 21.95;
Black Hills Energy (30 days heating) 135.17; Alliant Energy (33 days electricity) 1,654.67; Iowa
League of Cities (FY 2016 dues) 284.00; Treasurer State of Iowa (qtr 2 sales tax) 795.00, Rite
Price Office Supply (office supplies) 272.69;
Outlook (subscription) 35.00; Fisk Farm and
Home (plumbing, weed control) 39.24; Fisk
Farm and Home (bracket, air hose, candy, et al)
325.42; Iowa Department of Natural Resources
(FY 2016 water supply fee) 35.25; ; Torkelson,
Travis (reimburse fuel) 50.03; Bodensteiner
Implement Co (lubricant, glass cleaner) 26.64;
Test America (wastewater analysis) 51.45;
NEITC (phone service) 169.22 & 44.95 (internet
donated as credit); Farmersburg, City of (qtr 3
utilities) 511.32; payroll 2,922.25.
Heidi Feuerhelm
City Clerk
City of Farmersburg
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River level is at 8.7 feet at Lansing
with a slight rise over the next week.
Water temperature is in the lower 70's.
Walleye - Fair: Fish with a crawler on
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Largemouth Bass - Fair: Many bass are
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Smallmouth Bass - Fair: Smallmouths
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sources such as springs and mouths
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Crappie - No Report. Flathead Catfish No Report.
River level 15.3 feet at Lynxville and
is expected to rise to 16.9 over the next
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Upper Mississippi River levels are at
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Medicine. You are welcome
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015 from
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